this motherboard support an aMD 8320/8350?, and how much good the onboard graphics is?
6837
it supports both amd fx 8320/8350. The onboard graphics is an ATI Radeon 3000 so its will be ok for some real light gaming but not the best by no means
6838
It will support any AM3+ CPU including the FX series with a BIOS update. I prefer never to use onboard video as for it uses physical RAM for it's video memory. I would recommend a small cheap AMD GPU to go with the board.
6839
Yes it will support the 8350, and the onboard graphics aren't bad but don't get very far game wise. You will need to set out a bit of the budget for a dedicated card to get some real performance.
6840
the onboard graphics card is not that bad. not too much of a gamer, however I have played Doon 3. I have sold many of these motherboards and have no problems are the graphics.
6841
Note that the on board graphics is not supported in Win8.1 or Win10. AMD says it was moved to a legacy product in October 2013 and no additional drivers are planned at this time. The Windows 10 basic driver does not support this graphics card very well. It only supports 1280X1024 maximum resolution.
1015570
i picked mine from this list, make sure its better than onboard Intel graphics if you have that.http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107-7.html
1399930
For better experience with this mobo i suggest you an AMD video card due the AMD chipset on the motherboard
2019172
It's just an Athlon processor at that point. If you aren't wanting to use the gpu I would get either an FX chip or Intel chip depending on your preferences. This should still work but it's not as good as either of those. The AMD APU's are really designed to be a cheap solution for an integrated chipset setup.
1760574
The mobo supports AM3+ socket processors and the A10 is a FM2 socket so they aren't compatible. If you want this mobo than go with FX CPU with discreet graphics. I chose this setup with a radeon hd7870 and I love it. Works great for me with amazing power and didn't cost nearly as much as I could have spent.
1760573
No, this board is for AM3+ and AM3 processors only. That means FX series, but they work great. I use a 7970 and haven't had trouble playing games, but if you have large graphics requirements (I have a 1440p monitor OC'd to 120hz), you might need SLI/Crossfire setups, which need more cpu punch. I am personally confident however that an 8350 with this board should handle dual graphics setups without difficulty.
69848
Yes, works great. Motherboard doesn't make a huge difference for games though really -- get a nice video card, plenty of RAM and CPU and you're good.
1465936
update your bios first then buy and install the AMD FX-8350 .according to asus weebsite http://support.asus.com/cpusupport/list.aspx?SLanguage=en&p;=1&m;=M5A87&hashedid;=Sy2zparhZzfQeQp0it should work with the original bios. buy here AMD FD8350FRHKBOX FX-8350 FX-Series 8-Core Black Edition Processor
55869
As others have said, that processor will run the with this card just fine, but it may be a bit of a bottle neck. The more important question is however, what motherboard do you have? Does it have the required PCI-Express 2.0 x16 expansion slot to accept this card?
2200061
Yes it does, I have an AMD FX-8350 running at 4.5 GHz with no problems at all
208200
I mother board specs are great, this would be very good for gaming, that is what I use mine for and it runs great. I really think that you will be very surprised on what you get for the money with this AMD processor.
69850
For gaming the motherboard does not matter as much as the graphic card. What kind of games are you trying to play?
813151
I don't see why there would be an issue using this powersupply with a motherboard supporting this processor. You may want to check the cpu support list for the motherboard to make sure it lists the amd fx-8350 as supported though. Thanks.
2274216
Its not a super gaming card but will do. I only only got this cause it the highest one my mother board would support.
1913630
Well the mother board isn't the problem, It can handle the graphics card just fine! Its the power supply!You just need to see how many watts your processor uses. And add it with how many watts your graphics card uses, then give yourself about a 100w "safe zone" So, 300w + maybe a 95w processor makes about 400, then give yourself headroom. I would recommend getting a 500 watt power supply. Also, I would not recommend using your graphics card without the proper power supply, it may cause damage.
107516
Yes, it supports up to 8 cores. I'm running an 8320 and it's a great performance.
1740227
The AM3+ socket would likely support the FX 8370 processor; however this board comes with a host of other issues: screwy BIOS (v3.0 mb) IOMMU set to off-must be turned on, boot sequence defective-will not proceed to HD boot if set to boot from optical and no media present, UEFI randomly re-orders drives-must be checked with every change. More trouble than its worth.